Nyanza-Lac: finding of two bodies
The two bodies were seen last Sunday at the bottom of Rimbo Hill floating on Lake Tanganyika. It is in the commune of Nyanza-Lac, Makamba province (southern Burundi). They have not been identified. INFO SOS Médias Burundi
One of the two bodies, found by passers- by, was decomposing. According to police sources, the local administration and police representatives ordered the burial of the two corpses “without any expertise”.
“We should carry out investigations before proceeding with their burial. This is necessary,” indicates a police source.
In the area, no one is missing from the families, we learn.
“The two men were killed in another localities and thrown into the Lake Tanganyika,” say residents of Rimbo hill.
The two bodies bring to four the number of people murdered in Makamba province in less than a week.
Residents are demanding independent investigations to determine the circumstances of their deaths, otherwise, they say, our region risks to turn a cemetery.
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